The trafficking for Erwin C.Dietrich must be told with a pop music and sexy or naked girls. We are not here to criticize this narrative choice (which objectively is a real crap) because Dietrich certainly did not want to touch social issues, but only create a sexploitation and gain some money.
And he does so with the good old practice of cutting and pasting, using scenes that we will see in other works (Vacation Temptation or Gefangene Frauen) and some footage from films about Africa (perhaps war movies). So much confusion for a while 'we thought to be in front of the phenomenon of déjà vu. It's a bit a déjà vu, because Dietrich sexploitation’s resemble a bit' all, then traveling on erotic scenes that are connect with an easy story,.
He doesn’t disappoint us on the physical aspect of the protagonists (among many there is always fantastic Christa Free) but eventually this way of making a little 'tired and if we think to the basic theme of this film, things are even worse.

The Swiss director tells us about a group of fat and ugly men that pick up girls and then send them in North Africa and leave them to men. Nude.
They start with a girl found in the elevator, sedated with the classic chlorophyll, they catch one in a beauty contest, first prize trip to Hollywood, one in the street, one in the room and Free on a dinghy in the silliest scenes of the film.
Misogyny, women treated as objects, for a film that was released in the United States without restrictions for pure error. Fixed the problem, it started go around with many different titles in cinemas-off.